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How to compare legal quotes correctly

Legal fee quotes come in hourly, flat, and contingency formats, each with very different risk profiles. Compare carefully — a $300/hour attorney and a $200/hour attorney may cost the same total if one is faster.

Retainer requirements, scope of work, and who does the work (attorney vs paralegal vs associate) are the biggest variables. Paralegal time should always be billed at a lower rate.

Compare court filing fees (pass-through vs included), communication frequency expectations, and whether billing is itemized. A flat-fee engagement is lower risk for predictable matters; hourly is better for unpredictable ones.

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Retainer required
Scope of work
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Paralegal vs attorney rate
Contingency vs flat fee vs hourly
Estimated case duration
Communication frequency
Itemized billing
Payment schedule

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